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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
Tas Merchants Refuse te sign the Scale sn'
a strike h Ordered

The Merchants Refuse te sign the Scale and
a strike h Ordered.
IN accordance With tue decision made ~
the meeting held Wednesday evening. 3
committee representing the Tsilors' Union
called on The clothicrs and merchant tailors
yesterday morning and demanded that the
new scale OF prices be adopted or an abso-
lutte refusal 10 sign the schedule. The COM
mittee visited al the establishments en-
ploy ing union hands and when the firms
refused 70 sign tue schedule the men qgI.
work and walked out Houseman. Don
naliy & Jones, Z. ). Pierce. Stanley <
schroeder. Mcdonald & Williams. Alex.
1cLaren and j. L. Gable refused 10 sign the
schedule, but Mcdonald Z, Williams recon
s,dercd the matter and signed tae scale ?.
O'Clock last evening and their men Will
return 20 work this morning. The Other
firms which have adopted The new scale are
The star Clothing House, Fritz Jehie. 5. ;.
Sachsn, Wadiell & Anderson, West de J
and Ottames Baumeister.
The number still out is about one hun
dred and forty The Central Labor Union
held a meeting last night and pledged the
organization TO support the strl <ers morally,
and financially il necessary. IL Is under
stood that the action OF the tailors is sp-
secretary OF which was notided Of the strike
by telegraph last night.
The schedule Of prices which has been in
force for the past year. on which az increase
Of from p 10 - per cent is demanded, pro-
idss tor the payment of from 81 IS Ia s.
each for making vests and il Is claimed ~
the merchants that q good workman csn
make one a day without over-exeTtiDg biin-
self from s. 35 70 Sf495 Tor making coats.
ard one il good tTo days work: from
/ sic5 % k2.7j = pair for pants. and SIX or
seven pairs week IS a good average The
merchants waO are involved IN The strike
say they are willing 20 pay the Oil prices
without al agreement. bat they wisn 10
have ;ns r'zbt 20 decide whether = poor
NgrsInau shall receive the same pas a. q
good one. They claim also. toat while
tney have faithfully livef I'D % the sgree-
flens uate ys&r ago there sFe other con-
Germs WOO lase nor done 80. aud the c0nss
queuce Is they ere Handicapped BY c0rpeti-
ton.
IS the strike comes - busy time Of The
year TIE merchants are taken a. disad-
vaufage but they ssy thas rather than grant
the tsrsais ~ tbe strikes tley VII send
abroad fur help
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

A isRs eaetzs q tae 1as@. laN 81
sA@ssss Ef8 K4t aefs ftele t3ttse -
81 a htass ass Esfs is.s stl = see.
lls. - ie .ts..f sases 49, aiss s3st - fs
esi3 49, s4k ssas Ete1 ittssset - AS
liesssfsss st - s. e hsasse afl kei.s5t.
eset 81 kst.fes.sf ttss e.sset7ssse sesasiks
sesaS seals fss wegt. ssH4s 49, aNa ta@s
fsees thaa 49, pse@>s ihs sesf efsi sft So s.,s
So oaf esfy. it - e4tnSe 49, sisisee = asiit
~ Ass ass 49, sstef sosss bai tkffe =
sea- saf.ety ia tAs ses scts - leslf - IS
- sfesirsebl aea feiiy - pef eeAt - thsss
sft sse<eAss is9ta 1st9gs ef Actasl sessss
lbey sfs slrons sna tsxefoas iD ueAl1seeb
ksfaenlees u tens eAa pef<pesass hsts
nfssdlA az ooioT thki "a plsip o apes
y - ffof ksssod. ffo1 whs.ss st4cis k1cs
csass, hEs Aefs sg.eeinens ~ Ia sfil "a
TIE ~aiis ~ ths al colnossssAfs 81 tnio&Es
tsza aoy etasr Erssi ssssnier ~ AEtsfles-
Mt ksksoc % r~sdlsh srtlsi whe haa
wou great reputation. aud deserves t. ief
as woTx- Aud car clu4sns viA - fofiu'
Rate u ~ secarlnE exNlaples 81 c9ie1nPolafy
arr he cAsef treasures - ttis 90 .eetloa ais
kepi ~ tts city. Csl hrSss Aao ether al
eollecioTs heEe all eve themseiyes feAl
pressure Il tasy shaii sttsay tls coiieet4op.
AT. o0QthWoFsh EAs noi cosns here -
nSssSr az auction ssie~he ssgs be a~s pa
e4ssp Jshn WORK aua ooesa gsop<~s -
circFs-4 ~ ta1k sff ic. 11s VII remain here
aooui ien GAYS. aud Nil ss-i Gt pnfats sals.
Ae hss placed prices on lie collection tAeI
MI surprise al Who saAli ses f1eIl, prizes
noI moe ih&n half what waald t< e14rged
Today tor duplicates lanFkses weii framed
which have bssn sslaed 81 a. ia other eel
leCu0ns. Nil a. for iess than SO. and ol1efs
toT less than si09 that other dealers weu.1
call soTth hundreds tte sac Is MADE 70
realize czsh 10 save al lnpor1nt property
ios TIE artist and - tisle over . serious
nnsncisl embarrassment
TIE chief psefars of The collection j.
se0ut avenQ, q scSue - he LUsk.ss
At South fars, Col. with that pe&k ~ he
distance. Is painting thai has attracted
sno delighted thousands IA Ne~ York.
philadelphia and other large cities. who
sld ss high as - osnts Eamlsziou - see g.
u Is valued Al $1,000. Sua = one of tbs
iDest landscapes ever seen "a cur state
foyal painting treated 10 mastery man
nsT. II ca best be studied ia he morning
With the san shining "a AZ tie e4st viz
oo@s. OF by saslight under q reflector. Call
ana study this spleadla painting and Tie
other good things IN tie collection.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
sAYIRGs AND DolNGs.

Tie steamer 5srrsst 80 sigs ths arss az
cIrsiGa 81 lis sz4ao1 dosn L1s river asxf
e1e1T-
Eas Qrsral q goha Boot @il axe placs
srom ne fssidenee. 10 Casa g., 81 80 iAis
4I1fllt.a-
Hsrac5 Less fhe aetor i Ia ths elty sad
Fi aerear a. i1e Wonderland nexr sssk
Ia tse ti<l-s "a 2s1s.
sfoekbo.aer u tas as SCI project
stafss taal t1e sitl1k . Above pa All ta2E
tae1s s lons 70 1e azt ia tie llsFxst.
Iha Zsfek4 Seeial Clua EzTs 3 nasq4er-
a1s a4| az IGsaI trls l4 Aall ass egeE-
ins sa.el xls q ,e-let ~ q select ga4Ey sf
asa..t l3rlT e94s.es-
advocates si iss1ee ant equality srs
irlllr.s .l a'.snl tlF .1sls ilirelic4 fQ 9s
led as lae IL. s.. E3.h o. 1easl e.,
~ l.ecs ta.s egsuias
anfa1 sr 6sael4. e. b. hastings aad
sre-Isl nsllesls af the 6faB1 RAPIDS tfsf-
sl.l q. -1e lal.eTmsd Eank. b. 81 4. Nit
80 % .sL L...1aY ID lasu-.te . GsN aisi-
s-.u
saorf Une ag0 .l eisclris Nfhs ~4s
Place. zt tls .iyner et lci--4Fe- ana ffes-
a.1s-st eat Gle ea~f.s.i 81 lal qilF1tef nas
a--.si 4at ls4-se ia Aagla4 -alup every
1f al.e.
H1..e1 q aa.A f-4 I'D rut = - sr.tcl-
aaF .saisaesl lF suaEe hQiUes io tae
L4lsl.- 41l.ssLf..sf school, 4nfl -s IS Ak-
teen .eE cellE a-sllles-g AID refusing -
sHas Us l-.le.lla
o Sheppard. si Nl-mirsham. A.. and
fillleF rcel .-iit Uf tfl1al !.spits gs4lenl-
plates tls erec11n 81 has thfes story
ores block sI Aar.a lEf.slon-st.. 10 replace
tae o.d sAai.4s ua4.
Lle aat azg sf he 1esish feast of The
fassafsr commenced lass evening aud = a.
f.i zs tae sslri-g ai fhe sgl tonight SER
wees sars As.a iasl evening AMI 81 be
Le.1 ss4ln ta.s moIl ns.
A5rsm ll8son pai4 s4s5 In Police Court
gesteflaY iss r4iaa.itios a. assault and
battery ueol HeagT Newmsu. Both are
ae1.ers ia second laut e.otnlgE Ie1r the
loEnrr o4 Jaaa aild bsinse.sis.
Ine ril CD Leonard D09se has no. yet
hasn 1lsl ior probate. ea. ii Is understood
tdat ce ieil Aaoat sou aoo worth ~ property
whIlh te 1eraeataea t0 h.s wIle during her
is all llsn t0 be aivlGe'i anlong TIE chill
4lsl-
Meer eo1lier and smith Deputy Su-
rreme Uaul-fs oi tne order 81 lie Red
ts.ss. vlo sre organizing couslnsa1~ry ia
tl.s cts. Hlil coit aa open meeting az the
"A - E " Esi. - C4ual 81. tonight a. :
B. m. c7nllsllsry eill ee chartered with
forty members
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
UNEsR The mi ER-sTATE LAW.
The Sew scheduie cf Freight Rates on
the G.. T. A T.

ane NeW Scheduie cf freight Rates on
the G.. X. a I.
The new freight tariff on the G. F. & I.
provides for fully > per cent. lover rates.
a. the following comparisons on the rates
per cwt. vii indicate, though not with en-
tirs accuracy. ~ there have been some
ceaaEts ou Classification rreisht o, the
trsr class is n0s cents for - miles. old
rates I'D cents for - miles new rates IL
cents. eld -. for iHo miles. UeT rates 25
cents. Old S'. for so miles new rates IS
cents. o.d 3d. Ssro-d AS freight ia now
s rcrts for pa miles. old rates 8. no cents Tor
- niles. old rates is. 80 cents tor 100
miles. 8id rates 81 - cents tor 80 miles
cld rates go thi1t class miller
cents. Ga q ~ mics. new 8 cents. old a..
ilp mi.es. new IS Old ~ 200 miles aew
- cid ~. Fourth c'sss. = miiss { cents
rev. SID r - mtcs. rev csnts. o.d IL
CENTS l.u miles. lsw ~ cents o.l 1r 20
ri ss. rev - cents old -. fii-h class -
niles. cents nsw u.d G. - mites. new IS
c'd rertf ie9 miles. new cents old ii.
80 mles. lss 81 CID l5. sixth class =
rl .es ues 81 cents. o,i 3 cents, - milss
rev cents. oid ceats zoo miles. new
cents. c.d i1 cents -t9 miles. new II cents.
c'i 81 cents.
The gates to Cincirnss for the above six
c.sssrs run shout ss follows o'd 55 e. 81
o. i 1ew g. 40. s1 81 ~. la The
laffs ta c. csEc ran a. iailoNs Olc 3D. 80
20 -. - iI new e9t 81 ~ IL ~ % The
ra a1 over -'sssfs ars aoous the same
uu niEler ria.e-s over
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

20. ma. when Get 10 he great oig lady.
] am going . be a mililnsr, and keep
store. aud have such lots Of pretty nosers
aud ribbons End hats, and then Ell tie
beautiful lscies. with their little girls viii
c0ne 20 see me. just as tbey do in this nios
place" The expressions Of genuine delight
and admiration wss not confined 20 thai
sTlless little angel. bat on every side. moth
ing but delighted surprise, snd audible
praise. could be heard from the lips Of lie
fair ladies, who thronged the oDesaHg az
kiiitzcs yesterday. TO make even a feeble
attempt, al description OF ihsi beehive Of
busy. business, thst ysiace OF heNii1erine
feminine art ana handiwoFk, j. quite os.
yond the power Of any ordinary reporter 0f
the male persuasion. so il will be len 20 The
good taste Il the iEdies. who are attending
ihis great Opeuing Matinee Ut sAulze's -
properly appreciate aud 90 fun justice 10
this lovely aud magnificent display Il al
the iatest styles aud novelties ia this re-
witchiug class Of goods. consisting of hats,
bonnets, ribbons. flowers. piumes. feathers.
yeiyeis and laces. in endless variety o.
form, ooloTs. aud t4uts, all iBteTfaingled
with delicate trailing vines and living
plants while fitting hiiber and ihither TIE
smiling isCes Of the fairy attendants. viii
never be et!aced from the memory Of tie
Rambler
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

ErsnlVe. IA. April 1.-THE question of
vases 81 Aei.yaas sous rolling aud boiler
p.sie mills has been settled and The estse-
hshment sill resume operations next Non
tsy. Wien the employees recently askei
flr general Increase ci ten per cent the
rfm FRS, granted il >na heszn a. inysstiys-
ti0n 'ezsrging ths Prices paid in otnef f.lll4s
enc giscaFerct shat t1e Er.ces fhg rfm lod
been paying vefs sgaai 20 those pad hF
other nsiis SINE tle iast aiFaoce. TIE
fru aEsTsT ~as s.bnitted and tie men
sEreei % fs.u-l 90 work 81 tie sEBs rsfss
i8st we're laia grssigls 70 tbs.- ft4.ess Ter
a. increase
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

The Grand Rspii- Athisfic Cub gave is
seco1d exhibition sad ball =; ths:s bal. on
Norb Division ST.. last evenin1 tbs attend
snce being very large. A part Of the sThi-
hiron vas similar ~ ihst given tvo weeks
sEp. tut tas .olcTing usF performers were
on the praerlmms aud sxfcufed taeir p2if
iu e very clever wsn1sr Slo1' maker Br1s .
douoia trapsze. Jsues Toorer. colo clac
Fad.s Snith c0ntorlicnsst. 81 "a Ifs8sws
he ev. veisLt Hffef aud EaiemesHr s ell
& stus hrmsu Isfaa- act HHry Bees
n.su svoxe8 Iagd ana prolonged app'susa
with his cluo svinsng After tie rfr-
iormance The hsll vss c.esrec snd daac.ng
iadu.g ged ia alti a lafe hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
A CROOKED POSTAL CLERK.
An Employe Of the Toledo Posto'1ice who
Has Been Eobbing the " Blade"


ToLrDo. Ohio. April l4-Frei T. Cody
wss arrested here this afternoon charged
with cmbezzemcut in November last. The
B'ate missed money letters and made COM
plant a. the posioiiice Nothing Vas DIS.
covered but the lsaksges continued. III
Msrcn two Government detectives were
pat 70 work 20 ferret out the robbery. Ne
coy letters were sent 10 tbe Bi0dc through
TIE posioiiice. Tue first lot. which oou
iainei marked silver dollars. were received
as sent. Toe second lot which consisted Of
thirteen letters. DAD not fare 50 well. nine
OF them waien contained msrEed silver
certificates being stolen. Meanwhile tue
Office he'd been watched and Cody was sIs-
pee -d. When he vas srresstd The mas ked
silver was found IA bis possession. lie
stouslY protested bis innocence. but de,eC-
lives say that the esidence i. oH6rwheln
iug Ire total amount is over 5000 end
iasv reach $1,000. Cody has been in tee
postoslice To- tive years aud has been re-
faIaed straight he was heid t0 sea.t *
animation % the sum cf $1,000. lis fela-
lions, who irc. ade prominent citize8s, ar
sslanisb-1 a. las arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

The ladies of the Union Benevolent Asso-
eis,ion acknovlsdcs with gratitude The fol-
loslDs donations received since tie las. re-
port.
Cash-Nrs Jsmes Niisr. g Miss Helen
Miller. - Mrs. S 3 Jsaks r. G. Cree
son. 40. Ms + F Harrington. =. Yrs. J.
Kls'nhaas. y recsiVtca bi.l for drugs from
Reed & Csrr,ck. New Y0rf. through = b.
wi'son Grana Espiis. i-ceip.ed -.l from
E. = Detachable SIS. seeslriei 6iil from
Vsiley Ciiy ICE Co., loT Ire ior wi7lss sea-
son.
eaTariss-Qail: ssi comfortable. Mrs
Eo1eft Anafos iarss gia7tities 81 n.iE.
Nr. - II Nsts-s nEczwhest HeTick &
Randall esse Laaiss AaziHsTv Y. - G.
a q1s0f,iies crssi and siscait r L.
= exc B3c soi hTmn hooE. T. = Ar
Tsfn ard tE1 c.oass Jan Bsuis
uin ia-re Quantities 0f ufk. Nrs H. Cha
nsy .rlefeia ils Davis Fefaes
-srcn 3-hau3 cl1ihiaz srd reaairs matter
-Mesasnes ? T. Wf1sv J X Ns..en
Reels Icot Morris ffss Remington.
iIs ri8n, Nctilewan W'aCssssf Narrs
tioa.3 Br8rn Jones boaIdmsn r. s.
Vsir-e. Tufren. ~ II Wifkev
NEs. II c. RtssffI. Sees starv
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
IT WILL BE HELD HERE.
Mr. Chnuncsy Secures the Meeting of the
Northwestern Regatta.

Mr. Chnunesy Secures the Meeting of the
Northwestern Regatta.
C. ". Chauncey, Secretary OF the O-Wash-
ts-Nong Club, returned from Detroit yes,er-
day, where he has bsen in attendance at the
meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association.
Mr. Chann cey extended az Invitation TO
hold the next regstta in this city, and
knowing full well that the O-Wash-ta.
NJngs never do Things by halves the invi-
tsrion was accepted and the dates viii Be
arranged later. GeG =. Perry wss elected
Commodore and +. ". Jones, Vice Com
modore regatta committee. consisting
OF &. W. Chauncey, J. G. Sterling Monroe,
and Fred y ofyndish, Of Detroit. was
appointed The selection Ot Grand Rapids
for the second time is a high compliment to
Mr.. CAauucsy and the club. and the recep-
ton rendered the visitors should be royal
oae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

= n NslHksa. 81 fAs q. g ~ NJ a0f n
T. g - tzs returned f-,ri Bssfan. VII t1rr
hs went CD .afsrview tes csritaiis-s wao s-s
osekiee these fesss saf eva thens. rslstiee
20 The extension erer this eifv - LANSING.
TIE capitalists were " ~ Cd efgsnre tta
money f1r tbe corsfr1sf en ef he re- ard
~rrx is s.rSasfv lrtsr vav Tee road So
- etrsr. ts5s Sae9s-. sad rew ~
she-f 'sre - the caeIssi and Dstr1it wa Be
accc~tss 81 tsts Cl,T.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

WEEnsss. The Isis3rs fnioa hss f7r ihs
pass foar wees Used every honest means 10
iu1ecs tae me-c1eos tailors 81 ac.sr. The
oll Of prices whea Trey have made and
rhs-sss ssrice h8,h 10 the hsn5s ard 10
tle sr Ulo~srs. ceHsrfs t1st rafe~a
sesIe CT prees sEau.l 81 saop1s3 t1efe.ors
l1sf g ease fhe INlors Entsl ~ compe ie3
90 go 0nt CT sfriEe ttet fhs o7zsc 1sneas
c7raeefsi wisl 'n1s body ped - fse1 thssr
mora. sES assEe ~ slefort
eNns6 IS O. T. r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
The HUMAN SKELETON.
Lille Eetchsm Removed 60 the L. y. A
Home-sinsui sanford.

Lille Ke.cham, the poor unfortunate who
was 50 cruelty treated and starved by the
old scogndrei. Smith Sanford. was removed
yesterday 70 the r. B 4. Home, where she
will 10 given every attention. aud, Il pos
s.bie, nurse3 neek 60 life again Sac seemed
perfectly delighted with ;he change ard
thanked those around Ger again ana again.
4 web Of evidence - being woven
around Sanford and an effort viii
De made 30 mcfe out To MN
The punishment which this brutality 50
richly deserves AL sorts of rumors were
current yesterisv relative to Sanford nis-
dnngs which If verified. paint him blacser
than woris can express
lie vi.i bavs a. sxouins.ion this morn
ng tn fhs Police Conrt. bat on which one
Of be various elsryss has not been Ee dad
probably that ii keeping q cisofdesiy
house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

ore handrsd sud twea ty Eve couples
dsnce3 81 ths 0rioie Bink Iast evening 70
uiaslc furnished ~ Warzhurz & Thomas
eant The 0scasisn ras the bali given for
tne eersdt - I'll r. IaAstsu ~ taF
Brotherhood 1f Railroad hrskeInea. of
which he wAs s. lnsmosr. He lsst his srni
bF sf scrideut -a7uarT ~ and has 1eFn
ean6red .s lis rgr0s erer since fnlu b
tcssts wrrs so.t sa rss'Ts aeon. Siuf
Vheh ersalF sssist Mr. taiaasu la
kis itct4uu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15


fNe Ass@ss Asestss - lAs kessA.@sssse
Assssssst@@.
1as sae easi shssf sse&f - ssstvs' gives
~ tss Nsftases.sse sFsessss Assss.sslsa
soanesss8 pssss ss..ls ~ psessinsat fA.essss
81 e.s<sles sesep is seesasss ksnt se4
Nostaefs sxaa ee4stsss ~ss Asis a sAs
fss.t<aae " 4. & o1essk wssassA.y. ia
Dexs tssEsaip Al.essn ooasEy sssas -
FEssons we're ia sstsnssaes. tie festival
ffeslus ens uf tas saesi pisAsaDt sBs ses-
eesst4l t1s esse<sstisa sxsr hid There
sxFs a ave p9la eeE ~ nice sheep g.fxseat
fsF s1aibi.ioa sni aiscessaaB sba fAe
lsFmsFs. ia the.f sxchanxs of sze4s ssined
nasng s..a&eis sassesEioss - skss2
huseAndFy sad ta gsaefsl akrl-
culture Bas part of tAs sheep.
ealy tseuty four of theW. wefe
sassrsd-snoass speci ne1s 70 ely~ "a ioss
- tse pfesfsss - t3s di1srxag age. elc of
fas 1oEks whose owners have kept a. tee
sssogislon. il ms Esusrsiiy 4sfesd that
ile 1sscrs, on re Nao.e. wsEe tke best ever
tSken a. sub seszrnk. TIE beSviesg one,
tzkel fFom N5Tris ffesulzas nge-y ysAF-Qla
a1ex coal8 n0t wsl oe beafsn auy ~kere
"a tbs eoantFy il wSs very hssvy 4aa the
staple s4s remarkably Eoo1 sEd uniform
The teecss from soins of Nelson bfewsFs
ewes we're sis0 greatly admired both for
lae.T guehly and wsisAt Geo smitk :
nock gave evidence q Faoiczl improvement.
TOO.
These festivals are important socisl
events. too fof the farmers fske Their
wives with thea and rssSe a Rfsnd pie
Ise of TIC gathering Fully l75 "a Dyed
tie sumFiu0as dinneg winch vas prepared
i3f the festival, of whom nearly one hall
were izoits
lee .es the names OF the osnsrs. weigh. al
sheep and nseoes. age zla sex ol sheep.
etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

WtsHf~ 1885, Avri lt-Ths TrsassrT
i'epsrtmsnf to-day rsesiFed fron b4ek 81.
1exss : 81 ksVs q sTsi sivsf esTtfesiss
o. tts vslae 81 g. fEs3 fsr Fessagron. I.e8
% fre rsesses bole ~as rzT1rtsst
f1r-rza esr1 note ara cofs tssss1
tarcata The Trsssary rsfaraet tes : -
- tse hsnk vlh . ssfeasrt thai s1et
rfrtt skiiee "a tee8t
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Clara ID. Smith. through her attorneys,
Turner & Carroll. Yesterday fled : bin for
divorce in the Superior Court from her hus-
band, 10 whom she was married a Jackson
in 1875. She charges him with cruelty neg
lscting ana falling TO provide her Win s
suitable maintenance and support, although
rcrlccIlY able 10 DO so
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

LEzsEax. Fs.. Apr lf.--Dcfing The tern
po.asy aosszcs 81 MTs Robert 3 shsv
f-oas her ho1ae 10 tAs city tbs mornihz
hs- fourteen -resy-oad son Esyme16 d-s~ a
rura us sr.rf from fas st0vs ara p3.n
IS a. fhe Esee cf t-s Eie tHc rear 8. Is
Htts@ feil0H ctotsiuE Wss 80 or Fs ed
b. Vss 20 ss8ig taraes fEsf hs died ain
81 a1ar
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15
Dnu,

sHATTyCK-Apr A., ie,1. Mrs Helen g. Shat
tuck, aged o5 yeaTs. a. "a Winter st.
Funeral Saturday. , p. Il.
BE3RX-On Thursday. April Il 1851. ~ Is
Grove 81, this city, Maggie Berry, aged - years
ard IS cays.
Fauera, from ST. Andrews Cathedral A.
O'Clock Saturday morning April Is
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The alarm OF fire from box Sc. al about
o'clock this morning called the Fire Depart
ment TO blaze in the frame barn belong
Ing TO PaTicS o Donncii ar il2 Jackson st
The barn was a small structure and WAS
entirely destroyed. Estimated lOss. SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

To the many friends. who by their pre-
senre. attendance and sympathy, and es-
peciaily the Ancient Order Of HibeFnisn.
tor their assistance during the illness aud
after the DEAN OF my husband, james
hennessy, / return the sincere thanks o.
myself and family.
MIS- ELLEN J. HENHEssY.
Grand Rspids, A oriI l.. Iss7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Slfrs CrE. "a. Apr. i4-touatr Attor-
aey MSrsa rssanled Bis s5g1ment - Use
Haadocx tfal this morning aud vas fa
I1ve5 ~ Mr Pendietou fe- ,he sefenss tbs
ste-noan. Be = expected taet the case q N.li
e. t0 tae iary Sst4ria7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

The steamer ". II Barrett VII leave her
dock AZ the foot Of WAteT.Oo-st 81 O'CLOCK.
p. NJ. Sunday, April T.. returning Al 6
O'clock. Fare for round trip. IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

AZ lsHinass 3. Veai eds jrse "a, o.r anaiserssrs
edition ne1 Sander.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Anyone can tell you where to and
Scaulize's
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SUNDAY EXCURSION.

Ladies, did you know sohulsze opens to-
Tov
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

sThose marked with a following oxuer susm.
ale shropsh.Tes. al the Others IN the list are
American Nerinoe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

GRArD RAPIDS, MICH. March JV, 1857
To oil Whom IL May Concern.
If the people NJ large don't care who does
the work as long a. they can get IL dooC
well. folly 10 toeir satisfaction. aud as ! en-
ploy the best dyer IN tie state, ] adyisa
them to get their work done nov at ihr
Eagle Steam Dye Bonse. No. q Csnai-st
Ms motto: BEST Work and Lowest Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Are you going to attend sehaazs's Nat
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The TAILoRs ARE OUT.

AgieesHaais Van aess' frss ia or annigasl
.-Il-lln ~ slnlll.
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schul.ze will be wide open all day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-15

Orr,cE oF THE EAGLE STEAM Dyz WoKks,
No y csvsf 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

on saturday morning, October /.
the Waco supply stores viii adopt q
strictly cash system in tLer grocery
and tocd departments. Al, good,
viii be cheap. Lock on for iheir
schedule OF price in thu, paper @ltur
dav morning.
Thi,i- the beginning of an era OF
modern ~torc-kccping, and wall bc
the opportunity Of lifetime. Is, sure
and CAL Waco supply Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-28

Cheap, shoduy pianos only last a
short time, while the Emerson will
give good service for lite time.
Thomas Goggan " Bro, No. 100 south
Fourth street, Waco, are agents for
tor the Emerson pianos.
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1. oonsnnlntinnIncnrAhIc .

Read the following; Mr.. G.. a. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says; WAS down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an lncnr~
able ConsumptiYe. Began taking Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-28

Thomas Goggan " Bro, No, 1863
South Fourth street, Waco, carry the
largest stock of pianos. organs, music
and musical goo Is OF all kinds. Call
and see Mr., Dowdy, the manager,
who will courtcously entertain YOU.
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III. Jacobs (agenu, merchant tailor.
has removed from Third street to PAP
and pa Aus,in street, between Fourth
and Fifth, where he will be pleased to
sec any desiring the latest styles OF
goods and cut, Full line OF fall
goods Just received.
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Information concerning tins boom
INK section furnished on application
Write your questions and address
plainly ana enclose u lee OF fifty cent?
to /INTGRAFF n PETrEY,
san Diego, Cal.
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Amsuu ac.urcr- Inc otjerscy, was
D. ugut by as very cheap .pd mc nov
offered % ne tralc. They ure ui
wool. iu black and colors, ana with ba
soIl al 15 conls ench M LnMne Bro $.
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